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New York Archdiocese Reaches $800 Million Settlement With Abuse Survivors
Trump Says Audi Will Build New Auto Plant in Georgia
President Donald Trump announced at a campaign rally in Georgia that Audi plans to build a new automobile factory in the state.
Twelve Injured in Shooting Near Florida Football Stadium
At least 12 people were injured in a shooting near a football stadium in Florida.
Heavy Rain and Tornado Bring More Flooding to Four Corners
Storms brought additional flooding to the Four Corners region along with heavy rain and at least one tornado.
Oregon Coastal City Orders Evacuation After Seafood Plant Fire
A coastal city in Oregon issued an evacuation order following a fire at a seafood processing plant.
California Election Officials Push Back on DOJ Ballot Demand
California election officials expressed frustration over a Justice Department demand that ballots identified as involving possible noncitizens be sequestered.
Trump Targets El-Sayed in Michigan Senate Campaign
President Donald Trump intensified his rhetoric against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as he sought to influence Michigan's closely watched Senate race.
Gun Measures Head to Voters in Massachusetts and Idaho
Massachusetts voters will consider a measure aimed at restricting guns while Idaho voters face a proposal intended to honor them.
New York Archdiocese and Abuse Survivors Reach $800 Million Settlement
The Archdiocese of New York and survivors of clergy abuse have agreed to an $800 million legal settlement.
Two Democratic Strongholds Weigh Restrictions on Transgender Athletes
Voters in two Democratic strongholds could approve measures barring transgender girls from participating in girls school sports.
Mary Peltola and Family Sustain Minor Injuries in Alaska Crash
Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and members of her family suffered minor injuries in a car crash in Alaska.
AOC's Political Reach Faces a Midterm Test
The coming midterm elections will test whether Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's ability to attract large crowds translates into electoral success ahead of 2028.
Catholic Bishops Say White House Prayer Photo Was Used Politically
Catholic bishops expressed regret over a White House prayer photograph with President Donald Trump, saying the image was used for political purposes.
Home Sellers Cut Prices as Housing Market Stagnates
Home sellers are lowering asking prices and offering help to buyers as they try to complete deals in a stagnant housing market.
Kamala Harris Criticizes Trump Ahead of Midterm Elections
Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized President Donald Trump during an appearance in New Hampshire ahead of the midterm elections.
Judge Asked to Order Disclosure of Kennedy Center Communications
A judge has been asked to compel the Trump administration to disclose emails and text messages concerning its plans for the Kennedy Center.
World News
Serbian Leader Vucic Concedes Defeat to Student-Led Movement
Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat to a student-led movement in a major political shift for the country.
Brazil Votes in High-Stakes Lula-Bolsonaro Runoff
Brazilian voters are deciding a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro in an election with implications for U.S. influence in Latin America.
Kim Jong Un Visits China for Opening of New Border Bridge
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un traveled to China to inaugurate a new bridge linking the two countries.
Iranians Fear Renewed War as U.S. and Israeli Elections Approach
Concern is growing among Iranians about a possible return to all-out war as elections approach in the United States and Israel.
Israel Continues West Bank Operation Ahead of Election
Israel is pressing ahead with its operation in the West Bank as the country's election approaches.
Machado Returns to Venezuela After Months in Exile
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has returned after months in exile amid deepening concerns about the country's democracy.
Ukraine Challenges Musk's Starlink Terms Claim
Ukraine is disputing Elon Musk's assertion that its military violated Starlink's terms of service.
Thousands March Across Europe as Soldiers Guard Central Milan
Thousands of protesters marched in cities across Europe while soldiers guarded the center of Milan.
Kenya Bus Crash Kills 24
A bus crash in Kenya killed 24 people near the location of an earlier fatal accident.
Colombia Says Two Senior ELN Leaders Were Killed
Colombia's president says two key leaders of the National Liberation Army were killed.
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